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Fixing presentation with AWK


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I'm creating a little script that reads the contents of a file containing a list of domains. The domains are then piped through dig +short to extract their IP addresses, I then pipe each of the IP's through geoiplookup to get their county of origin, and use AWK to present them in the following format:



IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country

for domain in $(cat "$1"); do dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain | awk 'NR==1print ","$5,$6,$7,$8' >> Blacklist.csv ; done


Right now, I'm having an issue with the first IP Address displaying at the bottom, like so:



 , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address


Any ideas on how my presentation can be tidied up?



=======================================================================



EDIT:



Running Script



Output CSV - As you can see, The IP Address in Cell A1 has been incorrectly placed in Cell A5



EDIT 2: Samples
Input File - Text File Containing List of Domains:



helloworld.com
rubyonrails.org
sublimetext.com
gnu.org


DIG Output:



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop$ for domain in $(cat stackdemo.txt); do dig +short $domain ; done
69.25.240.212
185.199.108.153
45.55.41.223
209.51.188.148


Final Combined Output:



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States
209.51.188.148


=======================================================================



NON DESIRED OUTPUT



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States


209.51.188.148



DESIRED OUTPUT



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
209.51.188.148 ,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States









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  • If I get it correctly you want to run dig command for all ips in your Input_file. If this is the case then could you please mention dummy sample of input_file(with ips) and dummy sample of dig output in your post(for 1 IP and with final total output) and let us know then?

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 12:56






  • 2





    I don't understand ... | tr ... >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup. Is the combination of >> and | really what you want?

    – Socowi
    Mar 7 at 12:59







  • 1





    Kindly post your samples(as text) in your post, do not post them in form of images or links please @NigerianWizard

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 13:15











  • @RavinderSingh13 Samples posted

    – NigerianWizard
    Mar 7 at 13:36











  • @NigerianWizard, ok let me re-phrase it. You are having list of domains which you are passing or want to pass to dig to get their ips. ONce you get those you are passing them to geoiplookup; Where you are facing issues in re-arrnaging its output, Am I right? If yes then you can simply tell us NON desired output then Desired output since it is still not clear in your post. Because in your expected output somewhere ip or somewhere country is missing so not clear, please provide more details.

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 13:47
















-1















I'm creating a little script that reads the contents of a file containing a list of domains. The domains are then piped through dig +short to extract their IP addresses, I then pipe each of the IP's through geoiplookup to get their county of origin, and use AWK to present them in the following format:



IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country

for domain in $(cat "$1"); do dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain | awk 'NR==1print ","$5,$6,$7,$8' >> Blacklist.csv ; done


Right now, I'm having an issue with the first IP Address displaying at the bottom, like so:



 , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address


Any ideas on how my presentation can be tidied up?



=======================================================================



EDIT:



Running Script



Output CSV - As you can see, The IP Address in Cell A1 has been incorrectly placed in Cell A5



EDIT 2: Samples
Input File - Text File Containing List of Domains:



helloworld.com
rubyonrails.org
sublimetext.com
gnu.org


DIG Output:



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop$ for domain in $(cat stackdemo.txt); do dig +short $domain ; done
69.25.240.212
185.199.108.153
45.55.41.223
209.51.188.148


Final Combined Output:



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States
209.51.188.148


=======================================================================



NON DESIRED OUTPUT



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States


209.51.188.148



DESIRED OUTPUT



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
209.51.188.148 ,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States









share|improve this question
























  • If I get it correctly you want to run dig command for all ips in your Input_file. If this is the case then could you please mention dummy sample of input_file(with ips) and dummy sample of dig output in your post(for 1 IP and with final total output) and let us know then?

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 12:56






  • 2





    I don't understand ... | tr ... >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup. Is the combination of >> and | really what you want?

    – Socowi
    Mar 7 at 12:59







  • 1





    Kindly post your samples(as text) in your post, do not post them in form of images or links please @NigerianWizard

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 13:15











  • @RavinderSingh13 Samples posted

    – NigerianWizard
    Mar 7 at 13:36











  • @NigerianWizard, ok let me re-phrase it. You are having list of domains which you are passing or want to pass to dig to get their ips. ONce you get those you are passing them to geoiplookup; Where you are facing issues in re-arrnaging its output, Am I right? If yes then you can simply tell us NON desired output then Desired output since it is still not clear in your post. Because in your expected output somewhere ip or somewhere country is missing so not clear, please provide more details.

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 13:47














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-1








-1








I'm creating a little script that reads the contents of a file containing a list of domains. The domains are then piped through dig +short to extract their IP addresses, I then pipe each of the IP's through geoiplookup to get their county of origin, and use AWK to present them in the following format:



IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country

for domain in $(cat "$1"); do dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain | awk 'NR==1print ","$5,$6,$7,$8' >> Blacklist.csv ; done


Right now, I'm having an issue with the first IP Address displaying at the bottom, like so:



 , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address


Any ideas on how my presentation can be tidied up?



=======================================================================



EDIT:



Running Script



Output CSV - As you can see, The IP Address in Cell A1 has been incorrectly placed in Cell A5



EDIT 2: Samples
Input File - Text File Containing List of Domains:



helloworld.com
rubyonrails.org
sublimetext.com
gnu.org


DIG Output:



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop$ for domain in $(cat stackdemo.txt); do dig +short $domain ; done
69.25.240.212
185.199.108.153
45.55.41.223
209.51.188.148


Final Combined Output:



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States
209.51.188.148


=======================================================================



NON DESIRED OUTPUT



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States


209.51.188.148



DESIRED OUTPUT



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
209.51.188.148 ,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States









share|improve this question
















I'm creating a little script that reads the contents of a file containing a list of domains. The domains are then piped through dig +short to extract their IP addresses, I then pipe each of the IP's through geoiplookup to get their county of origin, and use AWK to present them in the following format:



IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country

for domain in $(cat "$1"); do dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain | awk 'NR==1print ","$5,$6,$7,$8' >> Blacklist.csv ; done


Right now, I'm having an issue with the first IP Address displaying at the bottom, like so:



 , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address , Country
IP Address


Any ideas on how my presentation can be tidied up?



=======================================================================



EDIT:



Running Script



Output CSV - As you can see, The IP Address in Cell A1 has been incorrectly placed in Cell A5



EDIT 2: Samples
Input File - Text File Containing List of Domains:



helloworld.com
rubyonrails.org
sublimetext.com
gnu.org


DIG Output:



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop$ for domain in $(cat stackdemo.txt); do dig +short $domain ; done
69.25.240.212
185.199.108.153
45.55.41.223
209.51.188.148


Final Combined Output:



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States
209.51.188.148


=======================================================================



NON DESIRED OUTPUT



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States


209.51.188.148



DESIRED OUTPUT



ryan@ubuntu:~/Desktop/Demo$ cat Blacklist.csv 
209.51.188.148 ,United States
69.25.240.212 ,Netherlands
185.199.108.153 ,United States
45.55.41.223 ,United States






bash awk geoip






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  • If I get it correctly you want to run dig command for all ips in your Input_file. If this is the case then could you please mention dummy sample of input_file(with ips) and dummy sample of dig output in your post(for 1 IP and with final total output) and let us know then?

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 12:56






  • 2





    I don't understand ... | tr ... >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup. Is the combination of >> and | really what you want?

    – Socowi
    Mar 7 at 12:59







  • 1





    Kindly post your samples(as text) in your post, do not post them in form of images or links please @NigerianWizard

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 13:15











  • @RavinderSingh13 Samples posted

    – NigerianWizard
    Mar 7 at 13:36











  • @NigerianWizard, ok let me re-phrase it. You are having list of domains which you are passing or want to pass to dig to get their ips. ONce you get those you are passing them to geoiplookup; Where you are facing issues in re-arrnaging its output, Am I right? If yes then you can simply tell us NON desired output then Desired output since it is still not clear in your post. Because in your expected output somewhere ip or somewhere country is missing so not clear, please provide more details.

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 13:47


















  • If I get it correctly you want to run dig command for all ips in your Input_file. If this is the case then could you please mention dummy sample of input_file(with ips) and dummy sample of dig output in your post(for 1 IP and with final total output) and let us know then?

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 12:56






  • 2





    I don't understand ... | tr ... >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup. Is the combination of >> and | really what you want?

    – Socowi
    Mar 7 at 12:59







  • 1





    Kindly post your samples(as text) in your post, do not post them in form of images or links please @NigerianWizard

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 13:15











  • @RavinderSingh13 Samples posted

    – NigerianWizard
    Mar 7 at 13:36











  • @NigerianWizard, ok let me re-phrase it. You are having list of domains which you are passing or want to pass to dig to get their ips. ONce you get those you are passing them to geoiplookup; Where you are facing issues in re-arrnaging its output, Am I right? If yes then you can simply tell us NON desired output then Desired output since it is still not clear in your post. Because in your expected output somewhere ip or somewhere country is missing so not clear, please provide more details.

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 7 at 13:47

















If I get it correctly you want to run dig command for all ips in your Input_file. If this is the case then could you please mention dummy sample of input_file(with ips) and dummy sample of dig output in your post(for 1 IP and with final total output) and let us know then?

– RavinderSingh13
Mar 7 at 12:56





If I get it correctly you want to run dig command for all ips in your Input_file. If this is the case then could you please mention dummy sample of input_file(with ips) and dummy sample of dig output in your post(for 1 IP and with final total output) and let us know then?

– RavinderSingh13
Mar 7 at 12:56




2




2





I don't understand ... | tr ... >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup. Is the combination of >> and | really what you want?

– Socowi
Mar 7 at 12:59






I don't understand ... | tr ... >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup. Is the combination of >> and | really what you want?

– Socowi
Mar 7 at 12:59





1




1





Kindly post your samples(as text) in your post, do not post them in form of images or links please @NigerianWizard

– RavinderSingh13
Mar 7 at 13:15





Kindly post your samples(as text) in your post, do not post them in form of images or links please @NigerianWizard

– RavinderSingh13
Mar 7 at 13:15













@RavinderSingh13 Samples posted

– NigerianWizard
Mar 7 at 13:36





@RavinderSingh13 Samples posted

– NigerianWizard
Mar 7 at 13:36













@NigerianWizard, ok let me re-phrase it. You are having list of domains which you are passing or want to pass to dig to get their ips. ONce you get those you are passing them to geoiplookup; Where you are facing issues in re-arrnaging its output, Am I right? If yes then you can simply tell us NON desired output then Desired output since it is still not clear in your post. Because in your expected output somewhere ip or somewhere country is missing so not clear, please provide more details.

– RavinderSingh13
Mar 7 at 13:47






@NigerianWizard, ok let me re-phrase it. You are having list of domains which you are passing or want to pass to dig to get their ips. ONce you get those you are passing them to geoiplookup; Where you are facing issues in re-arrnaging its output, Am I right? If yes then you can simply tell us NON desired output then Desired output since it is still not clear in your post. Because in your expected output somewhere ip or somewhere country is missing so not clear, please provide more details.

– RavinderSingh13
Mar 7 at 13:47













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Still not fully clear to me, assuming that your dig command and your geoiplookup commands will NOT give empty output, if this is the case try.



while read line
do
dig "$line" > "dig_output"
geoiplookup "$line" > "lookup_output"
done < "domain_file"


Now combine output by doing:



paste -d"," "dig_output" "lookup_output"


Fair warning: I haven't tested it since lack of softwares.






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  • @NigerianWizard, could you please try above once and let me know? In case this is not working then paste output of dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain once too?

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 14 at 5:48











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Still not fully clear to me, assuming that your dig command and your geoiplookup commands will NOT give empty output, if this is the case try.



while read line
do
dig "$line" > "dig_output"
geoiplookup "$line" > "lookup_output"
done < "domain_file"


Now combine output by doing:



paste -d"," "dig_output" "lookup_output"


Fair warning: I haven't tested it since lack of softwares.






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  • @NigerianWizard, could you please try above once and let me know? In case this is not working then paste output of dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain once too?

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 14 at 5:48
















0














Still not fully clear to me, assuming that your dig command and your geoiplookup commands will NOT give empty output, if this is the case try.



while read line
do
dig "$line" > "dig_output"
geoiplookup "$line" > "lookup_output"
done < "domain_file"


Now combine output by doing:



paste -d"," "dig_output" "lookup_output"


Fair warning: I haven't tested it since lack of softwares.






share|improve this answer























  • @NigerianWizard, could you please try above once and let me know? In case this is not working then paste output of dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain once too?

    – RavinderSingh13
    Mar 14 at 5:48














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0







Still not fully clear to me, assuming that your dig command and your geoiplookup commands will NOT give empty output, if this is the case try.



while read line
do
dig "$line" > "dig_output"
geoiplookup "$line" > "lookup_output"
done < "domain_file"


Now combine output by doing:



paste -d"," "dig_output" "lookup_output"


Fair warning: I haven't tested it since lack of softwares.






share|improve this answer













Still not fully clear to me, assuming that your dig command and your geoiplookup commands will NOT give empty output, if this is the case try.



while read line
do
dig "$line" > "dig_output"
geoiplookup "$line" > "lookup_output"
done < "domain_file"


Now combine output by doing:



paste -d"," "dig_output" "lookup_output"


Fair warning: I haven't tested it since lack of softwares.







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  • @NigerianWizard, could you please try above once and let me know? In case this is not working then paste output of dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain once too?

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    Mar 14 at 5:48


















  • @NigerianWizard, could you please try above once and let me know? In case this is not working then paste output of dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain once too?

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    Mar 14 at 5:48

















@NigerianWizard, could you please try above once and let me know? In case this is not working then paste output of dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain once too?

– RavinderSingh13
Mar 14 at 5:48






@NigerianWizard, could you please try above once and let me know? In case this is not working then paste output of dig +short $domain | tr 'n' ' ' >> Blacklist.csv | geoiplookup $domain once too?

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